Seeing as XMLHTTPRequest.open() is limited to only working on URI’s on the same domain:port pair as the page was originally loaded from - I had a problem trying to access an AJAX handler on a different host.
I solved this problem with Apache’s mod_proxy. This caused another issue with the client authentication functionality in CFAJAX.
First off, [...]

To go on my other article, I added two lines to my onRequestEnd function as set in the Application.cfc. These lines will parse out preceding and trailing whitespace for all CFAJAX responses if your CF server is still having trouble doing proper “whitespace management”.
<cffunction name="onRequestEnd" output="Yes"><cfsetting enablecfoutputonly="Yes">
    <!— forceful strip of whitespaces from CFMX [...]

So I’ve had a great deal of experience watching Coldfusion MX servers cripple themselves during the “client data storage purge” which happens on a defined interval via the CFAdmin. I’ve seen this only be a problem with using a MySQL 4.1 database with MX 6.X through 7.X.
After shelling out the $500 single support incident with [...]

That has to be the most obscure title I’ve ever seen no doubt…
Say you have an ADODB XML packet, i.e. ASP’s “short” default version of the XML recordset for a query executed through the ADODB/ADO facility. In sum, this XML is horribly inefficient because of the recordset’s schema in present in EVERY SINGLE ADO XML [...]

We all know it doesn’t matter what version of ColdFusion your running or what file-type you’re developers are saving their CFML in… you’ll still always have an issue with whitespace being added to your HTML that is sent to every client’s browser.
The best solution I’ve found thus far to combat this issue was found thanks [...]

[DISCLAIM -> This is a draft writeup on the manifestation of a Coldfusion Memento Pattern]
There are several cases that can provide the need for a memento pattern in any web application - here are a few examples
Need 1: An E-Commerce Wishlist or saved sale/plan
Need 2: The ability to use “session” variables within a true clustered [...]